A convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb structure to replace the traditional bulb by diodes allowing easy replacement of the bulb and color change as desired adapting to the environment of the living space comprised of two semi-spherical casings, a caulking groove is provided inside of each semi-spherical casing to snap onto the keyboard and longitudinally arranged retaining rings are provided on external surface of each said semi-spherical casing and a matching hole is bored in each ring for fast insertion in position by the terminal plate sleeve plugged on the keyboard; a tapered channel track by both sides of the matching hole permits the terminal plate to easily slide into the keyboard so that both pins of the diode are directly connected to the sleeve of the terminal plate together with the keyboard, both semi-spherical casings and the voltage variation plate into an integrated assembly in parallel for giving excellent conduction.
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1. A convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb comprised of two semi-spherical casings, a keyboard, a terminal plate, a voltage variation plate and a light holder characterized in that;
semi-spherical casing, having on its inner circumference caulking groove, corresponding rings longitudinally arranged at equal spacing on its outer surface; each ring having two matching holes to connect the caulking groove, a pair of tapered channel track to receive both wings from the terminal plate and a gland provided at the front of said semi-spherical casing; a keyboard, relating to a strip circuit board having electro-de-positioning holes corresponding to the ring, and having two DC pins at the end close to the holder to connect the voltage variation plate; a terminal plate, having at its lower end a longitudinal insertion flat, at its middle two wings, at its upper end a sleeve aligned to the matching hole in the semi-spherical casing and said wings each having counter tapered groove to engage the tapered channel track in the matching hole; a voltage variation plate, having its one end two plug sockets and on its surface resistors, capacity regulation and voltage transformation devices; and a light holder, relating to a plastic casing joined to a copper cap, having multiple mortises at equal spacing provided in its inner circumference to receive corresponding tenon provided on the semi-spherical casings; and two retaining frames inside the holder to hold the voltage variation plate in position to become an integrated structure together with multiple diodes each having its two pins inserted into the sleeve to the terminal plate, both semi-spherical casings, and the voltage variation plate in parallel for providing excellent conductivity.
2. A convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb as claimed in
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(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a convenient replacement composite power-saving environmental electric bulb, and more particularly to one that allows easy and safe configuration and color change as desired depending on the environment of the mounting location while giving multiple practical benefits including precise and consistent conductivity.
(b) Description of the Prior Art
It is indeed that bulb is the window to one's soul during the night. Either for domestic requirements, industrial application or electric appliances, bulb is a must. Particularly, bulbs used in lighting fixtures and table lights for domestic purpose are very popular. A bulb assembly generally available in the market is essentially comprised of a glass bulb containing a tungsten filament, which illuminates when electric current passes through it. Tungsten filament consumes a lot of power and gives a limited service life. The bulb when in use could easily rises to higher temperature due to the heat emitted from the bulb. Upon replacing the bulb in case of failure or circuit breakage, one could easily get burnt. Children are more vulnerable to get hurt by accidentally touching the bulb in use. Once it is disposed, the broken pieces present a serious environmental problem. Even a fluorescent bulb though consuming less power, its glass casing also creates environmental problem and prevents from easy replacement.
The primary purpose of the present invention is to provide a convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb essentially comprised of two semi-spherical casings, keyboard, terminal plate, voltage variation plate, light holder and light emission diode (LED) that allows convenient replacement composition, safety operation, color variation and precise and consistent conductivity.
The secondary purpose of the present invention is to provide a convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb, within, outer surface of each said semi-spherical casing is longitudinally arranged with multiple retaining rings in equal distance, a matching hole is bored within each ring for the terminal plate insertion sleeves on the keyboard to exactly align to the hole for fast insertion in position.
Another purpose yet of the present invention is to provide a convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb, within, tapered channel track is provided by the matching hole for both sides of the terminal plate to slide into position against the corresponding tapered surface.
Another purpose yet of the present invention is to provide a convenient replacement composite power saving environmental bulb, within, a prior art of bulb is replaced with only diode to warrant fast and safe replacement without being exposed to risks of getting burnt by the bulb and broken glass.
To achieve said purposes, the present invention is essentially comprised of two semi-spherical casings, a caulking groove is provided inside of each semi-spherical casing to snap onto the keyboard and longitudinally arranged retaining rings are provided on external surface of each said semi-spherical casing and a matching hole is bored in each ring for fast insertion in position by the terminal plate sleeve plugged on the keyboard. Furthermore, a tapered channel track by both sides of the matching hole permits the terminal plate to easily slide into the keyboard so that both pins of the diode are directly connected to the sleeve of the terminal plate together with the keyboard, both semi-spherical casings and the voltage variation plate into an integrated assembly in parallel for giving excellent conduction. Wherein, tapered track is used as a buffer to both sides of the terminal plate by eliminating the pressing force from the diode, so that the sleeve can be secured to hold both pins of the diode in position.
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In use, when the terminal plate is inserted into the positioning holes 61, 62 in the keyboard 6, a longitudinal plane is formed for positive and negative current. Counter tapered wings 72, 73 from the terminal plate 7 are used for the inner edge of each semi-spherical casing to align to its corresponding tapered channel track for easy insertion to incorporate to the keyboard 6. Furthermore, the sleeve 76 on the terminal plate 7 aligns to the matching hole 5512 by the channel track to fast penetrate through the semi-spherical casing 55. The voltage variation plate 8 is vertically held in position by said two retaining frames. Multiple of tenon A provided on the circumference of the joined semi-spherical casings on the side without the glands 53553 are used to couple to their corresponding mortises 92 to form an integrated part. Two pins 11, 12 of a diode 1 then are inserted through the semi-spherical casing 5 (55) to the terminal plate 7, and connected in parallel also with the keyboard 6 and the voltage variation plate 8 to provide excellent conductivity. Wherein, the tapered channel track functions as a buffer for the wings to eliminate the pressure downward by the diode 1, so that the sleeve 76 may firmly secure the pins 11, 12.
In addition to offering convenient replacement of the bulb, the present invention may add more colorful living space in adaptation to the environment by changing the combination of the colors of the diodes as desired.
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